Previewing your disc

…Now once we've got all the elements in place for our DVD…or Blu-Ray disc, we'll want to take it for a test drive.…Want to check out the navigation, we want to…make sure everything does what we expect it to do.…And then make sure there are no broken links now.…Broken links are easy to find, because if you look over…here in the left hand side, this is the Project Overview panel.…It's a map of your entire disk, and in most cases, you're going to see green…links here.…These are links from your media files, usually…back to the same menu that launched them.…

In other words, after your movie plays, it's going to return the viewer to a menu.…Now if you're not seeing these green indicators, these end actions,…this little button here in the upper left, Toggle, Display and Actions.…I like to turn it on, that does save space when it's turned…off, but when it's turned on, you can make sure all these are green.…Here's what one looks like, and we're going to go…to a menu page by double clicking on it.…I'm going to just create a button by going to the Button menu, just clicking…

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2/10/2014

Sony Vegas Pro bundles three programs, each of which serve a key purpose in the video production workflow. Vegas is at its heart, while Sound Forge takes your production audio to a professional level and DVD Architect helps you to get your video to the people who want to see it. Steve Grisetti shows how footage makes its way through each of these programs in the typical workflow for a professional-quality movie. Follow along as he takes a batch of raw video clips and assembles them into a scene in Vegas, performs audio sweetening and cleanup in Sound Forge, and prepares the final project in DVD Architect for output as a DVD or Blu-ray disc.